For Love 1965

"For Love," a 1965 work by American pop artist James Rosenquist, exemplifies his signature style of combining disparate imagery. The artwork juxtaposes a gloved hand with fish, creating a sense of unease and ambiguity. Rosenquist's use of bold colors and flat planes, inspired by commercial advertising, adds to the striking visual impact of the piece, which is characteristic of his Pop Art style. The jarring combination of these everyday objects challenges traditional notions of beauty and art, inviting viewers to consider the hidden meanings within seemingly simple images.